"nations" series of novels - Globe Thesis

Keyword ["nations" series of novels] Result: 181 - 200 \| Page: 10 of 10
181.	An Internship Report On The Chinese Translation Service At United Nations
182.	Report On The Translation Of Rule Of Law Annual Report 2016 Of The United Nations Development Programme (Excerpt)
183.	Investigation On That Peripheral Communication By Nourishedby The Same River
184.	The "Middle East Issue" In The Vision Of Chinese Media After The Second World War (1945-1949)
185.	Disputes Over The UN Membership Of GDR And FRG,1949-1973
186.	A Study On The Exposition Of The Three Eastern Provinces In1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition
187.	A Research On Xiaosu's Series Of Novels About "Youcai Po"
188.	A Study Of Translation Strategies For The Long Sentences In The United Nations'Science Report From The Perspective Of Skopos Theory
189.	A Report On The Translation Of The Changing Wealth Of Nations 2018:Building A Sustainable Future (Chapter 1&2)
190.	Handel ?Why Do The Nations? Of Messiah's Writing Technique And Singing Analysis
191.	The Pre-qin Dynasty Revived The Ruined Country And The Study Of The Problems Associated With It
192.	Urban Writing Of Deng Yiguang's Shenzhen Series Of Novels
193.	A Report On The Proofreading Internship At The UNHQ Chinese Copy Preparation And Proofreading Unit
194.	The Translation Practice Report On English-chinese Translation Of The United Nations World Water Development Report 2019(Excerpt)
195.	A Report On The English-Chinese Translation For The United Nations Chinese Translation Service
196.	A Report On The Remote Translation Practicum At The Chinese Translation Service Of The UN
197.	A Corpus-based Study On Lexical Patterns Of E-C Simultaneous Interpreting Of Chinese Addresses In UNGA General Debates
198.	A Report On The Translation Internship Of The United Nations Secretariat Remote Practicum Program
199.	A Study Of The Oracles Against The Nations In Jeremiah
200.	A Report On The Translation Of UN Yearbook Express 1983-1988 (Excerpts) Under Skopos Thoery
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